UPDATED 2023 START DATES

Following today’s announcement, the planned start of the year will now begin one week later on Tuesday 7 February. Please scroll through this post for new start of year arrangements.

We appreciate that the delay to the start of the year may cause challenges for both parents and students, however, we must prioritise the safety of our community at this time. Please take care of yourself and your whānau over the next few days.

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Congratulations to our incredible students Summer Osborne and Boston Frost who won in swimming and water polo respectively at the College Sport Auckland Young Sportsperson of the Year Awards 2022.

Summer also delivered a fantastic speech to the crowd on behalf of the students.

Also recognised were the following Rangitoto students and staff:
👩‍🏫 Fay Meiklejohn - Service to Secondary School Sport
👩‍🏫 Jenny McLean - Service to Secondary School Sport
🌏 Caleb Armit - International Achievement
🌏 Lucy Leith - International Achievement
🌏 Seb Menzies - International Achievement

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This week marks the last few days of our Year 10’s inter-tutor competition. Students have nurtured whanaungatanga by working together to compete against other classes through general knowledge quizzes, sports, and performances. A great way to end the year! ...

This week our innovative Year 10 STEAM students presented their final projects! Their objective was to explore a potential solution to an issue they have identified in Aotearoa.

Topics included transport, water, food production, waste management, green spaces, and sustainable power production and consumption. ...

The Einstein Olympiad was back and better than ever this year with 140 junior students from Rangitoto College and the Mid Bays Kāhui Ako schools competing in a range of exciting activities. The activities were designed to test their general knowledge, their ability to think logically and critically, and their ability to problem-solve and work in teams. 

It was a fun day of learning, participating, and building positive relationships. Check out a few highlights from the day! ...

Welcome home to Year 13 student Sawooly Li who has just come back from meeting Queen Consort Camilla at Buckingham Palace!

As winner of the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition, Sawooly met a number of Royal Commonwealth Society ambassadors including Philipa Greggory, Geri Horner, and Ben Okri who read an extract from her piece.

Ben also shared advice on continuing to practise writing the way a pianist practises the piano. Sawooly said the experience was once in a lifetime and gave her lots of new insights.

Her group also enjoyed visiting Westminster Abbey, Stratford-upon-Avon, the BCC recording studios, and more.

Ngā mihi to Sawooly on this incredible achievement! You can read her winning piece at the link in our bio.
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Rangitoto College is proud to announce an incredible number of finalists in College Sport Auckland’s Young Sportsperson of the Year Awards! This event has been held since 1991 to celebrate the outstanding sporting achievements of Auckland secondary school students.

Pictured are staff members Jenny McLean and Fay Meiklejohn, who are both nominated in the Service to Secondary School Sport category. Swipe to see the rest of our finalists!
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The last few weeks have been incredibly productive in the Art Department! A total of 91 Level 3 folios were packaged and sent to Wellington for assessment, with results for all levels arriving in January. Thank you to all the parents, staff, and students who gave up time to support students with this important mahi. Congrats to all seniors for completing your folios to such a high standard. An extra shout-out to those completing two or more folio boards—what an achievement! ...